1.23.0

This release improves on the documentation, enables building the tests and examples via CMake and adds lest to biicode.

1.22.0

This release adds decomposition for std::pair and std::tuple (thanks to @PureAbstract / Catch).

1.21.0

This release adds auto registration for test cases to lest.hpp (lest_FEATURE_AUTO_REGISTER).

Using auto registration reduces compilation time compared to the table approach.

See examples 12-module-auto-reg-[123].cpp.

1.20.0

This release adds macro lest_MODULE() to support writing your tests across multiple files. See examples 11-module-.cpp for lest and 12-module-cpp03-.cpp for lest_cpp03.

1.19.2

This release fixes a missing inline.

1.19.1

This release fixes type uint64_t (current_ticks()) on non-Windows platforms. Further it improves documentation.

1.19.0

This release adds function-level fixtures and options --repeat and --version. Further unrecognised types are now reported with their type name instead of {?}. Examples have been renamed.

Usage: test [options] [test-spec ...]

Options:

• -h, --help, this help message
• -a, --abort, abort at first failure
• -c, --count, count selected tests
• -g, --list-tags, list tags of selected tests
• -l, --list-tests, list selected tests
• -p, --pass, also report passing tests
• -t, --time, list duration of selected tests
• --order=declared, use source code test order
• --order=lexical, use lexical sort test order
• --order=random, use random test order
• --random-seed=n, use n for random generator seed
• --random-seed=time, use time for random generator seed
• --repeat=n, repeat selected tests n times (-1: indefinite)
• --version, report lest version and compiler used
• --, end options

Test specification:

• "*": all tests, unless excluded
• empty: all tests, unless tagged [hide] or [.]
• "text": select tests that contain text (case insensitive).
• "!text": omit tests that contain text (case insensitive).

1.18.0

This release adds options to list tags and to order tests (see below), it adds macro lest_EXPECT_NO_THROW() to assert that an expression doesn't throw (see section Assertion macros) and it adds feature lest_FEATURE_COLOURISE to emphasise success and failure with color (see section Other macros).

Usage: test [options] [test-spec ...]

Options:

• -h, --help, this help message
• -a, --abort, abort at first failure
• -c, --count, count selected tests
• -g, --list-tags, list tags of selected tests
• -l, --list-tests, list selected tests
• -p, --pass, also report passing tests
• -t, --time, list duration of selected tests
• --order=declared, use source code test order
• --order=lexical, use lexical sort test order
• --order=random, use random test order
• --random-seed=n, use n for random generator seed
• --random-seed=time, use time for random generator seed
• --, end options

Test specification:

• "*": all tests, unless excluded
• empty: all tests, unless tagged [hide] or [.]
• "text": select tests that contain text (case insensitive).
• "!text": omit tests that contain text (case insensitive).

1.17.1

This release fixes EXPECT_THROWS() and EXPECT_THROWS_AS() to accept a void expression.

1.17.0

This release introduces macro CASE() to start a test case [1].

Further this release adds the command line options as already available in lest to lest_cpp03. Also compile-time feature selection was added to lest_cpp03 to enable regular expression test selection and to omit option --time.

Usage: test [options] [test-spec ...]

Options:

• -h, --help, this help message
• -a, --abort, abort at first failure
• -c, --count, count selected tests
• -l, --list, list selected tests
• -p, --pass, also report passing tests
• -t, --time, list duration of selected tests
• --, end options

Test specification:

• "*": all tests, unless excluded
• empty: all tests, unless tagged [.] or [hide]
• "text": select tests that contain text (case insensitive).
• "!text": omit tests that contain text (case insensitive).

[1] In Making Steaks from Sacred Cows, at ca. 0:58, Kevlin Henney denotes the significance of the word case, as: A test case corresponds to a single case, it has a single reason to change.